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THE; Tf OKNQW SENTf NES; LUCKNOW 0 ..
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PIIBUSe'S HEADACHE'
SEFJDYS LOST THE GAME, The Club is now sportingnew
ANT FOIIND A ' PITCHER uniforms, puichased _' from St.
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Marys, which Club had placed an
The . highly rated St. Marys order with two firms, and both
nine came to town last, week and were delivered. The Sepoys. had
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'while the Sepoys dropped a 9 to 2 uniforms on order for some tune,;:
decision (their first defeat on the but had receive receivekniatifig definite
Home diamond• in
three starts)', :as to. delivery, : so grabbed. ,the
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'they "found" 'another pitcher— chance to get the outfits from the.
Irwin - Carruthers;- "kid" -brother. •St.•• y
_.tea ;;•_!Club..-. •
of Elliott Carruthers,,' who here,
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tofore was . about Lucknow's one Liicknowtakes on the Auburn,.
and • only--.inoundsman, 'Blyth Combines -at Blyth tonight
' The' earned „ruin. Veardict- should (Wednesday) and play their next
have been 3 to '2 for , St. Marys, home game a week from 'tonight
As a couple of errors,, one in the (July 10th) with' Milverton ' the
first and ' one .in the. , eighth, visitors.
• neither one of which looked Par; • —•o' I•
titularly glaring
' at the moment;' • Last week 'we referred to'.tlie•
resulted in six runs. Listowel ' umpire's decisions • on
• The. ` Sepoys collected 9 hits, the'balls and strikes, as the'•worst.
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which is a ,lot for . this • willow- this season. Howard Agnew who
..weak.squad,•.but: they_ were well was behind the plate' at Clinton,
• scattered and , it wasn't until the and incidentally did a lgood job,
8th that they managed of bunch regards • that remark'" as a bit ' in
three in a row,' and .score their ` :suiting, having interpreted it to
two runs. ' Lane singled and stole.mean,"bad,. badder,' and:baddest"
second. Finlayson and Eedy both
flied out. -Andrew-singled -abut Ed -Baker,--proprietor -:of--the.
Lane .was held. at. 3rd;' and Jack 'former Robertson : egg . shop, '
Cook singled, Isharply'to left .driv• now:`at, thehelnii' of: the Lucknow
ing in both runners. Nine. Clark Finlayspn and . P . W.
• Too much credit can't be given Hoag were acting as co -managers
Irwin Carruthers,-.In,the absent ;: butias_the:.latter_ will be away' a
of his brother . and without . a good deal: this summer; Clark feat
.--pitcher '?.in . sight" Irwiti....went.te _ whe couldn't- carry the -.whole load,
Ltbe 'mound an a ; air :: of 'r " ng• so . Ed has..-been•;-cominissioned fors
shoes and struck • out 11 .batters the ro. ,``• i h" everybody ehm
Has. control,: was pretty fair. - toy,. him as he :tries' to whip 'his team
a1%3aing •only... four • walks_, • and : intoshape %o be : pure f a playoff Il
The bane of many weekly pub-
lishers is the neglect of some in.
paying.. for "wart • ads .ordered I'
by mail or telephone. Some
papers ',are now .' refusing these
ads unless theyare paid for be-
fore
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,insertion. We • hesitate to
take this drastic action, as we
realize that ' farmers' - and' others
Lying at a distance phone "them.
ptand' in ; most' cases, call and 1,
-lilt them at they first --cap- ..
portunity. We do' ask • ,however•'.
that those. Who, have 'not- done so,`
help •'us clear' these off our 'books:
Sending out those small accounts
by mail eritaiis a considerable
amount of- .cline,work and .added
costs for postage; etc.
WEDNESDAY, • •WiTL.Y •3rd,. 1$
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UL.:ETON at. . ?LUCKNOW
In The Caledonian. Parr;
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ADMISSION:, Adults 35c; Children lac
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although he gave up thirteen hits; '`spot .Ed is an old ballplayer him-;�
sax. of them came in the last three self, aid before , coining to Liick
innings as Irwin tired. • now.`had :coached• softball teams'
A 'single, awalk, an error and at Holstein for. a couple :of seas
a double gave St, _ Marys enough.' I ons_
"runs 'to win.. the' game' in the first
inning" -T ey earned' a p r an
the 5th on a walk . - `a :' fi'elder's
choice and a. couple of. singles • A
.•. walk • and ; two., singles:. earned
. another fi7nrlhe 7th r. ►
the 8th they got•" three More hand
ed -them on .a . hit, a _passed_
an error and_ two .singles.
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Pasf 'Week's . Result
Listowel 7,. IV ilverton 0'
St. Marys ;9,, Lucknow •2'•
ooderich 4, Clinton 3 •
Auburn 12, • Milverton, 1.0.
Goderich 7, St. Marys 0 , .`
.Clanton '. 4,2 SI :.Mary 2..:_
Lucknow : ab r 11.. Po a.' e
..Lane, Aril'. 5 . l,• 2. ,.0 , 1 . 1
C: Finl'son, ss °4 0 1 0 3 1 • Clinton
. ' may, c -.3 :0 ' 1 12 0 -0 ' . Lueknow ; .•t 3 ;.
• .Andrew, if .., 4 1 1 '2" a 0 0 Goderich-� .3'
Cook, 1st 4 ',0Y1 5 1 0 St_ Marys ,
• -G hin 2nd 4 .-0 �-2. 4 . • 1-1 Auburn.. •
Wy ds; ef '4. 0, • 0 ; 3_ 0 ';.0.• Listowel.
Greer,' rf .b.:. •'4 . : 0 1 1 0 .HO .Milverton;
I ,Carruthers, p .4 , 0. 0 0 2 ` 0 —o •
NTif EIGHT MINSS
36 2 9.27 8 3 INT 11IISED DOUBLES
} : St. Marys- ab •• r h 'po 'a.' e
Twenty-eight siiiiks competed
Bradley, : c (5 0; . .0 11 1 0 in • the mixed doubles twilight ori;:
Martin, 1st ..: 4 , 4 '3 10 :. 0 Q
Friday •,night,• 'at • the conclusion
. ..,. 4'1 3 0:0.0'
... '..'Granby, . rf :.
of Which lunch twin served.
Blackman;: Ss........ 4 1 0 2, 3 1 N First prize war. Avon by. Wilson's
Turner, . Cf ., 5 1'. 4 1 .1. Q
� rink of Wingham with three wins
• . Oliver,. 2nd .... 4.--`0 . 1 2 : 3'
and a .plus o 20; 2nd; Wellington
Hall, 3rd ;.':•a, 1.'; 1 1 2 2 McCoy rad Mrs Gordon' .Fisher,.
Bevington if 5 0 0 0: 0' • 0.It 3 w• ins, ( plus •,:•15 3rd, , Rouse's rink,
Graliam;',P 4 1 1 0 i 0 t Goderich,', L wins _p isJ4, 4th, ,
:-'''''-4''.----: - ; Mr: • , and Mrs. Roy: Finlay'sof,.. 3
`. • .'.40'.'9. 13 27 11 34 %sins; plus 8; 5th, :Donahue's •rink,
Score By. Innings • • .1 'Teeswater, 2 wins; plus. 20 ••
St.. Marys ;. '3`0 0, .0:2 0'.1'3-0--:--0 __-
r •" LucknoN :0'9 0.0 0 0 0 2 0-2. NATIVE OF EAST.._istA_ NOSH
Summary„ ---•2 base hits. Oliver, PASSES IN \SASKATCHE% AN ..
.Turter• struck .out, by: Carruth-*, , .Mr.._.•Wm. •DQuglaa. 4 town h a_ s
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• ers 11, by, Graham 12; , base On , received word of the deathof her
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balls, off*Carruthers 4, off Gra sister,' Mrs.: Charles : Whitman,at
ham,' 1 double play; Oliver fol. _. • .. . _ •
Arcola, Sash. �Mrs.rtWhiiman was
Blackman:, ' stolen . bases,'. •Lane, aformerly Margaret• Leishman, a
. ' Finlayson, Chin, Oliver, left on 1 daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
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bases, •. uckriow "-`8; 'St `'Marys' 77 Richard Leishman• •of East Wawa-
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Earned . runs, -St. Marys 3, ::Luck- iiosi: Mrs: Whitman has resided”,
now' 2., in the West
' •TJmpires—Druilard. St:' Marys, visited here 12 years ago. r ', b t
R. Johnstone, Lucknow 1 She is survived by her husband. i
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•• . and. one daughter; also t• wo bra- I
Y , • ungstiiwn, Alta.,
The Sepoys are having' a bit thein Alex „Of Yo
of .trouble keeping' a team intact. i Henry' of Auburn and four. sis,
Donald,Finlaysen.who was hold-' ters, Mrs. W 'J. Douglas, :Luck
irig dot -n the hot corner has gone now; Mrs. Mary Maynes,. Hanna,
to Stouffville. Everett Lane• fill- i Alta.; Mrs. Celia Anderson, Lon-(
:• ,ed the breach' iast::`Wednesday, don and Mrs. Olive. O%erend, I
' but be»s ate ay tto Toronto to lake , Canfield; Ont.:
Y a summer course iii music. Ever,- ,
,` ett Vis' fast oti; • the bases, got ' a A •204,\'`CH RATTLESNAKE was i I
1 •rw 'r., • ' •.and altho.igh he *flied in a garde:! in Anna tan. by o,.
��i. , •Jf hitsw.
fhdn`.t• much ,to handle' at third, •" Miss Dori Munro and her bro-
1: id: he .!tad what: it- takes. t :er Keri.,
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